1) The document provides vocabulary words related to spoken English and frequency of occurrence.
2) It outlines 4 types of sentences in English: declarative, interrogative, imperative, and exclamatory.
3) It lists small expressions used in spoken English.
4) The topic for discussion is about Swami Vivekananda and his life and teachings. The document serves as a reference for learning spoken English vocabulary, grammar rules, expressions and discusses a topic.
1) The document provides vocabulary words related to spoken English and frequency of occurrence.
2) It outlines 4 types of sentences in English: declarative, interrogative, imperative, and exclamatory.
3) It lists small expressions used in spoken English.
4) The topic for discussion is about Swami Vivekananda and his life and teachings. The document serves as a reference for learning spoken English vocabulary, grammar rules, expressions and discusses a topic.
1) The document provides vocabulary words related to spoken English and frequency of occurrence.
2) It outlines 4 types of sentences in English: declarative, interrogative, imperative, and exclamatory.
3) It lists small expressions used in spoken English.
4) The topic for discussion is about Swami Vivekananda and his life and teachings. The document serves as a reference for learning spoken English vocabulary, grammar rules, expressions and discusses a topic.
Vocabulary Grammar Rule Small Expression Topic
1. Vocabulary
No. Word No. Word
1 Outrage 13 Mostly 2 Slumber 14 Almost everyday 3 Particular 15 Once in a blue moon 4 Never 16 A bit / A little / to some extent 5 Cover 17 More 6 Sometime 18 Adequate / Sufficient /Plenty/ Enough 7 Often 19 Scarcity / Deficiency/ lack of/in demand /Lower 8 Rarely / Occasionally 20 Exactly /Close to 9 Frequently 21 Different 10 Intermittently 22 Drawback / Loophole /Lacuna 11 At an interval 23 Out of control 12 Quite some time 24 Moderate 2.Grammar Rule 4 Types of sentences 1. Declarative: My smartphone allows me to take pictures and record audio messages. Adam is good at cricket. 2. Interrogative: Where do you live? 3. Imperative: Lock the door 4. Exclamatory: It is a beautiful building!